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Aanraku Thinline Pattern Shears

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Aanraku Thinline Pattern Shears
Aanraku Thinline Pattern Shears
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Product Features

  • Thinner center blade (0.8mm wide)
  • Low profile handle design
  • Wider comfort handle, fits larger hands
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Product Description

Thinline Pattern Shear handles are designed to slide under the pattern sheet for easy cutting. The bottom blade is double strong to prevent spreading and ragged edges. Removes a 0.8mm thin strip for foiled projects – 20% thinner than most other shears. 

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